A Mini HDMI (Type C) is a smaller version of the standard HDMI port, designed for portable devices like cameras, camcorders, and some tablets, allowing them to connect to larger displays (TVs, monitors) while delivering the same high-definition audio and video quality, often requiring a special cable or adapter to fit the standard Type A port.
Examples of Cards with Mini-HDMI:
NVIDIA GeForce: GTX 460, GTX 560 Ti, GTX 570, GTX 580, GT 640, GT 730, GTX 780 Ti.
AMD Radeon: Some older Radeon HD 7000 series models.
NVIDIA Quadro: Quadro K1200 (often with Mini DisplayPort too).
Why They Use Mini-HDMI:
Space Saving: Mini-HDMI takes up less physical room on the card's bracket, allowing for larger cooling solutions or additional ports like DVI.
Compact Designs: Common in smaller form-factor PCs (like Mini-ITX) or older generations where port standardization wasn't as unified as today.
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